Politics
A close look at the inner workings of authoritarian power in Russia and beyond, and the forces that could one day transform it: how the Kremlin holds and wields power, why the democratic opposition endures, and what a genuine political renewal would take
Who is the right-wing populist in Russia: Putin vs. Navalny
Russian Populism Compared with Fidesz and Law & Justice
The Return of the Prodigal Trillion
The August 2017 Sanctions Act and Russian Assets in America
The horizon ends with Putin’s forth term
Aleksandr Morozov on Putin’s Platform and the Kremlin’s Long-Term Strategy
Putin’s Friends on the New Political Map of Europe
The Far Right in Europe After the 2017 Elections
The ghost of Crimea in the Catalan referendum: how to defy claims to independence
Michael Arno on Direct Democracy and Referenda Campaigns
The Russian Question in German Elections
The Russian-Speaking Electorate and Relations with Russia in the 2017 Election
Zapad 2017: be concerned, avoid panic
Michael Kofman on Russia’s Strategic Exercise and the Western Response
How Non-State Actors Export Kleptocratic Norms to the West
Ilya Zaslavsky’s Report for the Hudson Institute’s Kleptocracy Initiative
Conclusions from exposing security threats of Nord Stream-2 and post-Soviet corruption in the West
Feedback from presentations in Washington and six European capitals
To hack elections. How to turn a boycott into political instrument
A boycott works only as an organized campaign, not as passive abstention